The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-24
PERSONAL.

Bishop QuINTARD, of Memphis, Tenn, and bis
wife, will sail for Europe on May 49, to be absent
several months
NINE. NILSSON, under the terms of her mar
riage with Count Miranda, retains absolute con-
troll Of all her fortune.
JUDGE MCDONNELL, the new Chief Justice of
Montana is an aggressive temperance man. He
closed up every saloon in his judicial circuit in
Tennessee
MARTHA REAsE, for seventy-two years in the
Shaker family at Enfield, Conn., and fifty-seven
wears in an official capacity among them died a
Few days ago, al The age of ~ years.
Mrs. Don CAMERON had to have her pretty
brown hair closely cropped after long illness
from fever, and short hair makes her even more
youthful and yivacious in appearance
TON OcHnTREE says that he never contradicts
q newspaper statement, but he does often wish
that he could lay hands on the reporters who
credit him with what he terms vlanous gram
mar.
A WESTERN man who foretold the nominations
of Hayes, Garfield, Hancock and Blaine saws
that Sherman will be the Republican nominee in
1855. This ought 10 spur Virgins up TO some
thing awful.
FATHER AUDERLEDy, the new General Of the
Jesuiis, was born IN switzerland in 1919 Be
sides Greek, Latin ana Hebrew, he speaks and
writes perfectly English German, French, Ital-
ian and Spanish
NJ LEc9NrE DE Isle. who has been installed
in Victor Hugo chair IA the French acaQeiny
looks like an OLD Puritan minister. with his
snoJhte, pasloiIess face, cold gray eyes thin
lips and long white nllr brushed smoothly back
Mrs. MAcEAY. wife Of the Nevada mining mil.
houaife. VIII soon ave tslis to make her nome
In san Francisco. She will occupy the paiitinl
mansion Of lir Charles CrOciser on Mob Hill
and viii give q series of unsurpassed entertain
mcnts.
bisToRr, who is now staying in Rome, is oc-
cuMinE her leisure by writing her "Memoirs. "
dattAg lrom her FIRST appearance on the stage
Shs was hcE mere infant, being bit three
months GA. Her nursc earned her in. and her
DEBUT was, it is said, suSularly successful,
llRs. BEiorTE. who lives in Dallas county.
La, rs known to be li5yeaIs old, and is be-.
heNcd to DE much older she says she can well
remember seeing Washington whol he passed
through her native town, Charleston. s. G..
when he Was Eoilg to be innugurutcd for the
hiHt time. She says that her first boy was old
enough TO hu,Tah for Washington. and thai
would maize her about - years Of age at that
time.
RALPH WALDO EHEE-oE'g son Is q man Of
many tastes he Was once "a physician ln Con
corr uni abandoned me pr3ir sion of medicine
Tor inst ui art Eik paintings show his hrtadt
luy i"tc col mature. nad n,s landscapes are exc
trrilhHt well Gone. liD Is luw iUciurig
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